IN SB0128

Creates new offense of "improper supervision of a dangerous child" when a parent, guardian, or custodian knows or reasonably should know their child intends to commit a crime involving a firearm or bodily injury, fails to notify law enforcement, and the child then commits such an offense on school property or a school bus

Offense is a Class A misdemeanor, elevated to a Level 6 felony if the child's act results in serious bodily injury to another person

Expands the definition of "public safety official" for battery offenses to include teachers, providing them enhanced legal protections against assault

Effective date: July 1, 2026

Sponsored by Senator Niezgodski; referred to Senate Committee on Corrections and Criminal Law on December 11, 2025